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Newspaper

Webster City Tribune

Location

Webster City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1906

Page

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A Russian comes of age at 26 amid bomb threats

The weekly column surveys varied notes from Russia Germany and the United States. It cites a 26 year old Russian amid bomb-throwers a German professor on cures for bachelor life and English anxieties about dreadnoughts. It also mentions Alaska gold exports and US trade data.

Peculiar Cedar Falls election bet and Iowa mis fortune items

A Cedar Falls oddity sees George Rittman back Porter for governor while Jacob Burgen supports Cummins. Other Iowa news include a Sioux City marriage scandal, a 13 year old corn husker, a fatal shooting in Allison, severe fire losses in Pella and Monroe, a fatal Keokuk railroad accident, and multiple court and crime notes with local civic concerns.

Cedar Falls George Rittman Rittman Porter Jacob Burgen Cummins John A. Kelley Sioux City Mary B. Kelly Kelly Merle Allen Near Scheldahl Iowa Allen Lane Odd Fellows Mason City James Deere Allison Marshal Rufue Cooper Deere Cooper Klocker and Kean Cascade Styles & Coppress Clarence Margaret Sauders Ottumwa Bill Dunnigan Colorado Templebar Ariz Cripple Creek Colo C. B. West Oskaloosa Walter Meek Penn College Monroe Guy Clifton R. Vanderploeg Pella H. C. Knappen Justice of the Peace of Clear Lake Knappen A. J. Marsh Young Olson William Nagle Davenport Henry County Carl Brady Island B Drury Township Nagle Supreme Court James A. Guest Burlington Guest Piano Company Sheridan Winchester Iowa National Guard Malta Lodge of Knight Templars North Marshall South Hardin Liscomb Bangor New Providence Union Boone There Webster City B. T. Stearns Waterloo C. Blommers Keokuk Frank Black Warsaw Black David Stevens Des Moines Stevens Frank Chadwick la Porte Albert Dawes Forest Young Rasmus Frette Story City Perry Brick and Tile W. H. McCammoni Perry Savings and Exchange Bank McCammon Grant J. Ross Elty Health Departmentas Ross Will Harrell Lester Burrell Ed M. McCall Nevada bin Rickets Vinje McCall Harrell Burrell Decatur County Court House Couny Leon

Week's elections show Hughes victory in New York

Across the nation results favor Republicans with Roosevelt backed by a Republican Congress. Hughes defeats Hearst for New York governor by about 62 000. Hearst wins Greater New York by 65 000 while rural areas back Hughes. Republicans win Illinois and Cook County. Iowa, Michigan, and several western states tilt Republican with multiple governors reelected. Oklahoma to be written by Democrats. Florida glades drainage defeated. statewide Republican wins in Conn and Pa. Guild in Massachusetts. Davidson in Wisconsin.

Charles ©. Hughes W. R. Hearst New York Hearst Greater Hughes Supreme Courts Roosevelt Congress House Senate Illinois Illinois Assembly Cullom Cook County Chicago Caverly Prindiville Cummins Iowa Lacey H. A. Buchtel Denver University Colorado Adams E. W. Hoch William A. Harris Hoch Warner Michigan Oklahoma Everglades Florida Bailey Texas Connecticut Pennsylvania Charles Floyd New Hampshire George L. Sheldon R. I Nebraska Johnson Minnesota Macsachusetts Guild James O. Davidson Wisconsin Indiana Ohio Wyoming United States Ottawa Kan John Nelson Esther Sumner Damon Plymouth Union Erie Railroad Dominion Matan Quebec Liverpool Montreal Liberal Party Cuba Alfredo Zayas Marfa Presidio County Ita San Francisco Albert J. Atkins E. J. Lewis Clarence Igenfitz Mary Katz Drytown Frisco Fort Worth Joseph D. Wilkinson Robert Fowler Hillsboro Tex Smith & Thomas James A. Guest Guest Piano Company Burlington Charles Feeney Springfield Ill New Bixby Long Beach Cal Ministry of Marine Bering Straits Arctic Ocean John Price Wetherill Philadelphia P. T. Powers Eastern Baseball League of Baseball Clubs Providence Hugh Duffy A. G. Doe Walter J. Marcley Massachusetts Rutland Walker Minn Cripple Creek Rosemont D. O. Smart Kansas City Independence Avenue Christian Church Sir Thomas Lipton Wilson Marshall Sir Thomas Thomas H. MacDonald R. A. C. Smith Bridgeport Mutual Life Company William JR Bakersfield Secretary of the Navy New Foundland Bay Islands Ama Pittsburg J. Jay Dunn Charles T. Cle Frank T. Emmett Shelby Steel Tu Company Warrentown Warren County Missouri E Louis Charles T. Ackert Waters-Pierce — Pany William Crockett Sam H Derson Dothan Ala H. Pearce Dee Crockett George M. Nolan Jacville Fla Ol Kan University of Texas, Austin Milwaukee Huron John Phelan Ley Giovanni Bruno Keon Col Sicily Panama United States Circuit Court Appeals St. Paul Chicago Board of Merchants’ Exchange Louis Lochren States District Court Minnea Ials

Multiple global incidents and deaths prompt wide tremors

A flurry of reports lists balloon bystanders injured in Mount Vernon Illinois, a railway veteran F A Tucker dies in Omaha, and Lieut Frank Swift of the Fish Commission vessel Fish Hawk passes away in Charleston. Other items note executions in Riga, a Brooklyn will leaving 400000 to charity, bribery claims in Castellane cases, and Roosevelt reprimanding a weather chief. Fire, disease, crashes, and political shifts populate the spread with diverse names and places.

Mount Vernon F. A. Tucker Omaha Council Bluffa Street Railway Company St. Bernard's Hospital Franklin Swift Fish Commission Fish Hawk Charleston 3. C Riga Caroline H. Polhemus Brooklyn Maitre Bonnet Boni de Castellane Roosevelt Willis L. Moore Weather Dureau Cooper Typographical Union

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